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- neil324 replied Sep 20, 2016
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- neil324 replied Apr 29, 2016
Hi Hanover Could you post the 'function header' files needed to compile the indicator in build 509. Sorry, my bad, searched the thread and found............
- neil324 replied Apr 2, 2015
An out right US hard default would end in a Mad Max scenario. No guarantee of surviving. A soft default through inflation or debt jubilee, negotiated on a world wide level would be less chaotic.
- neil324 replied Mar 26, 2015
I'm not surprised by the regulators response to be honest. Yunben, maybe you can instruct a law firm on a 'no win, no fee' basis. Not sure if that approach can be used in cases like this, but they are common in compensation claims in the UK.
- neil324 replied Mar 23, 2015
Mods changed under instruction?
- neil324 replied Mar 3, 2015
The Dollar will not collaspe in isolation. The system and other currencies will go with it. Every morning I put my squawk on and a Central Bank is either cutting rates or saying there is room to cut. This is after 7 years of either ZIRP or histroic ...
- neil324 replied Jan 18, 2015
Depends on the country, debt in the UK is a civil matter not criminal. And yes people knock your door and seize goods. They can also mark your name in the courts making it hard to get credit in future. Each country will be different.
- neil324 replied Jan 16, 2015
They are struggling to just stay in business. A rep can't comment here on anything that is taking place behind closed doors even if they are privy to that. The rep will be on a hiding to nothing doing more harm than good. If anyone has funds with ...
- neil324 replied Jan 16, 2015
PR is the least of their worries at the moment.
- neil324 replied Jan 16, 2015
Oh come on, he wouldn't be able to answer most of the questions asked so give him a break.
- neil324 replied Jan 16, 2015
A wild stab in the dark???? SNB?
- neil324 replied Jan 16, 2015
I don't trade with FXCM but what ever happens to FXCM the SNB action is going to change the market for retail traders going forward. But I wish FXCM all the best in their struggle.
- neil324 replied Jan 16, 2015
It's £50k for trading accounts, £85k for bank accounts.
- neil324 replied Nov 9, 2014
Eh, gospel, what's that a holy grail? If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck....
- neil324 replied Nov 8, 2014
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- neil324 replied Nov 8, 2014
Is this a joke, trolling? Who cares, they are thieves.
- neil324 replied Nov 6, 2014
strict monetary policy
- neil324 replied Nov 3, 2014
Well the FSCS has a pot of money paid for by a levy on it's members. When a member goes bankrupt the FSCS pays out. Problems will arise if the member that goes bankrupt is so large it's bigger than the pot of money the FSCS has. Do they impose ...
- neil324 replied Nov 3, 2014
Anyone confirm where the FSCS in the UK has not paid out to a customer who lost money in a FCA regulated UK broker, in the past. I mean when the broker has gone bankrupt.